Embraer has officially added Fly Across MRO to its authorised service centre network, expanding maintenance support for its executive jets in Mexico.

Based at Toluca International Airport, Fly Across MRO will provide base maintenance services for the Phenom and Praetor series, along with the Legacy 450 and Legacy 500 jets.

The company will offer both scheduled and unscheduled maintenance, including AOG (Aircraft on Ground) support and drop-in services.

Embraer granted this authorisation following a rigorous evaluation process, ensuring Fly Across MRO meets the manufacturer’s highest operational and safety standards.

With this certification, Fly Across MRO strengthens its position as a key service provider for Embraer aircraft operators, delivering maintenance, inspection, and repair services with direct support from one of the most respected names in aerospace.

Javier Gonzalez, chief executive of Fly Across MRO, said: “This recognition marks a significant milestone for our company. Embraer’s authorisation validates our continuous efforts to deliver top tier services and strengthens our position as a leader in aircraft maintenance in the region.

“We are fully committed to ensuring that Embraer aircraft operators receive efficient, reliable service that meets the highest international standards.”

Frank Stevens, vice president of global MRO centres for Embraer Services & Support, said: “We are pleased to grow our footprint in an important market like Mexico and in a strategic location for our operators. Embraer is growing its presence in the country, and we continue to enhance our services and support capabilities and capacity in Mexico.”

Embraer’s executive jets service network includes eight Embraer-owned service centres and 44 authorised service centres across the Americas, with a total of 74 worldwide.

Additionally, Embraer Services & Support has recently doubled its MRO capacity for business jets in the US, expanding maintenance operations at Dallas Love Field, TX, Cleveland, OH, and Sanford, FL.

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